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Labour and the RBNZ were the ones pumping money into the domestic economy. With more money chasing the same number of essential items [housing] of course prices will increase.
Other than America, per capita New Zealand printed the most money out of any OECD country. Unlike the USD the NZD is not the World Reserve Currency.
Investors can hardly be blamed for these macro decisions. Saying that; higher interest rates, council rates, insurance and repair bills.. coupled with the potential exodus of renters could see house prices continue to fall.
Recent investors might find it hard to sell at a profit, especially after real-estate-fees. Recent FHB unable to keep up with repayments are welcome to sell, eat a small loss and maybe walk away with some of their deposit (again, after real-estate-fees)
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